> Is there any way of finding out what branches I have created? I did look
> at the "red book" but it seems like there isn't anything, at least not
> where I expected to find it.
Assuming you placed your branches in 'branches':
svn list [URL]/branches
Arpad Ilia
> On 11/08/2010 10:35 PM, Campbell Allan wrote:
> > On Monday 08 Nov 2010, wrodrigues201 wrote:
> >> Hello,
> >>
> >> Our subversion (1.4.3-r23084 on windows 2003) was holding around 1.6 TB
> >> of data and one user has accidentally deleted a directory of 1 TB. I
> >> have done a svn export from t
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How did you try the record-only merge?
I already had this kind of issue and record-only merges have always worked for
me.
Arpad Ilia
an only diff two working copies or two URLs (if one of
the arguments is an URL then both will handled as such).
Arpad Ilia
>
> I'm using svn 1.6.5.
>
> Thanks,
> Mark
not contain the
history (it would be at revision 1).
As far as I know only distributed version control systems store the whole
repository history locally.
Arpad Ilia
>
> Best regards,
>
> Alexander
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reintegration changeset into the branch. However this can be circumvented by
doing a property merge (--record-only) for that
changeset toward the branch and then doing the trunk -> branch sycnhronization
as usual.
Nevertheless, I would recommend creating a new branch after every reintegrate
as the b
Thank you for the thorough answer, I appriciate it.
Arpad Ilia
On Wednesday, June 09, 2010 07:03:21 pm Daniel Shahaf wrote:
> Short version: --trust-server-cert bypasses ONLY the "CA is unknown"
> check; it doesn't bypass hostname and expiry checks.
>
> Arpad Ilia wro
Hi!
Is my observation correct that this command line switch (--trust-server-cert)
will not accept certificates where the certificate hostname does not match?
Thanks,
Arpad Ilia
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Hi!
Is there somewhere a generic linux binary distribution of subversion? One that
just needs to be unpacked and needs no root privileges on a debian system.
Thanks for reading!
iarpad
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